Customer Reviews for Pawhut - Wooden Hexagonal Outdoor Aviary Flight Bird Cage With Covered Roof
Customer Rating
5
Paw Hut Large Wooden Aviary
on February 5, 2022
Posted by: Anonymous
Cage package arrived without instructions to assemble, half of screws were missing, parts for the roof were missing. I have to buy screws and missing parts to assemble it. The cage sides were so clumsy and falling apart. I hired a handyman who put it together with tons of screws , and metal parts to secure all walls of the cage. Poor design. I would not buy it if I knew what arrived.
Perfect cage for my 2 busy budgies! I swear they are happier in their new "high-rise penthouse." They can actually fly around in this cage. It's exactly what I wanted for them. I love that it's easy to wheel around the house. I like being able to move them close to me while I'm lounging on the couch. I could've put it together myself but my husband couldn't stand to stay away while I was putting it together. We got it done in 30 minutes. It was easy to build. I love the look of it and would buy it again. It's sturdy. I've bought one other cage from this company, and it was really great, also. Good product, especially for the money. LOVE IT!
This aviary was incredibly easy to build. It took me two hours from start to finish. I made a small paver pad outside to set it on. My birds love this aviary. I have an Eclectus Parrot and a parakeet that share this space. They have a ball outside and it holds up really well. I suggest this to anyone who wants to give their birds a nice place to spend the afternoons.
Thought the roof was complicated to assembly without written instruction. We are using this for a iguana. Had to make our own bottom since it does not have one.
the only thing I wish this had is a smaller door to be able to put food and water through in addition to the larger door , this is a first time for parakeets for me and I¡¯m worried they might fly out ... I went to a large bird store and looked at the cages there and saw cages 1/2 this size for twice the price, I showed them a photo and they were impressed and said how lucky my birds were
The Chicken Wire is sharp on the ends and is not covered, or edged at the ends. The bird will pull on the wire ends and separate it from the wood frame. our bird well also easily clip the wire with his beak.